Why your ex may be able to claim half your superannuation, even if you aren't married

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Moving in together is an exciting time for people in relationships. Likely the last thing on your mind is what might happen in the event of a breakup.

But it’s worth knowing that if you split, your ex could be able to file a legal claim for up to half your superannuation, under certain circumstances.

And for all states...

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